From: customerservice@userland.com
Subject: Radio UserLand Renewal Reminder
Date: December 6, 2005 9:18:13 PM GMT-04:00 To: alfredo@octavio.net
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Greetings from the community server for Radio UserLand 8. This is a reminder that your Radio UserLand serial number will expire soon.

This is the second renewal-reminder email. You will receive three subsequent reminders, one at two days before your serial number expires, one the day before, and then finally when your serial number has actually expired.

At any time you can visit the UserLand store [1] to renew your license for $39.95, so that you can continue to receive software updates and store content on UserLand's community server.

You have 15 days remaining in your Radio UserLand license for the X20K-8XF5-740L serial number.

If you have any questions or concerns, please review the Radio UserLand website [2], or post questions on the mail list [3], or discussion group [4]; or simply respond to this email.

And thanks from all of us at UserLand for using Radio UserLand. We sincerely hope you like it and use it well.

[1] http://radio.userland.com/howToRenew
[2] http://radio.userland.com/
[3] http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radio-userland/
[4] http://radio.userland.com/discuss/

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